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Updated: 09-05-2019 05:09:32. Owner: Albert M. Scarborough


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Thomas Edwin Scarborough: Birth: 1 Mar 1865 in Jackson County, Alabama. Death: 20 Nov 1935 in Celeste, Hunt County, Texas

  2. Lucy Ellen Scarborough: Birth: 3 Nov 1867 in Near Bass Station, Jackson County, Alabama. Death: 1 Mar 1901 in Stonewall, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma

  3. Francis Catherine Scarborough: Birth: 18 Mar 1870 in Birmingham, Jackson County, Alabama. Death: 6 Oct 1948 in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

  4. Sarah Elizabeth Scarborough: Birth: 3 Sep 1871 in Jackson County, Alabama. Death: 3 Feb 1956 in Norman, Cleveland County, Oklahoma

  5. William Benton Scarborough: Birth: 13 Apr 1873 in Hunt County, Texas. Death: Bef 1961

  6. Nancy A. Scarborough: Birth: 22 Nov 1874 in Hunt County, Texas. Death: Bef 1950

  7. Jasper R. Scarborough: Birth: 18 Nov 1875 in Hunt County, Texas. Death: Bef 1880 in Hunt County, Texas

  8. Joanna Elmer Scarborough: Birth: 6 Jun 1877 in Hunt County, Texas. Death: 21 Jul 1955 in Munday, Knox County, Texas

  9. Gustavus Henry Scarborough: Birth: 24 Jan 1880 in Hunt County, Texas. Death: 28 Jun 1957 in Fannin County, Texas

  10. ALBERT ANDREW JACKSON SCARBOROUGH: Birth: 22 Apr 1886 in Celeste, Hunt County, Texas. Death: 24 Sep 1966 in Colorado City, Mitchell County, Texas


Family
Marriage:
Sources
1. Title:   United States Census - Actual
Page:   pg. 391B, line 361 - 362
Publication:   Department of Commerce - Bureau of Census
2. Title:   Marriage Certificate
Page:   Vol. 11, Page 217, Marriage Records, State of Texas, County of Hopkins
Author:   County of Issuance - by Record Clerk
Publication:   Record of Issueing County
3. Title:   LAND RECORDS - GRANTS DEEDS
Page:   Page 477 - 479, Hunt County, Texas, Vol I
4. Title:   United State Census - 1890
Author:   NARA - Department of Interior - Department of Commerce - of the United States Government.
Publication:   United States Government, National Archives And Records Administration
Text:   1890 Census Destroyed by Fire and Water on January 10, 1921. Destruction of Archives authorized on February 21, 1933 by Congress of United States and were destroyed in 1935. Reference: Prologue: Quarterly of the National Archives and Records Administration. Spring 1996, Vol. 28, No. 1. by Kellee Blake.

Notes
a. Note:   Rebecca Ellender Greene.
b. Note:   HI152
Note:   (Research):Rebecca Ellender Greene.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FEDERAL POPULATION SCHEDULES
  Census 1850, {June 1, 1850}. Not Found.
  Census 1860, Jackson County, Alabama, Post Office: Stevenson. Thomas Greene (Age 52, b. AL., Head, Laborer), Mary A. Greene. (Age 36, b. TN), John D. (Age 8, b. TN.), Wynnie M. (Age 2, b. AL), Thomas A. B. (Age 17, b. AL, Laborer.), Sampson A. (Age 14, b. AL.), Rebecca A. (Age 15. b. AL.). NARA M653-11, Pg. 391B. Line 14, Pg. 54B. {Date: Jun 18 1860}
  Census 1860, Jackson County, Alabama, Post Office: Stevenson, Line 7, Pg. 57. Joseph Henry Scarborough (age 42) and Lucinda (age 40); Joseph Henry, occupation, listed as farmer. John J. (Age 17), Martha J. (Age 15), Joseph H. (Age 12), William J. (Age 11), Sterling M. (Age 9), Lucinda A. (Age 6), Robert C. (Age 4), Mary E. (Age 1). NARA M653-11, Pg. 395A. {Date: Jun 19 1860} (Listed on same census as Thomas Greene, see 1860 Census for Joseph Henry Scarborough ).
  Census 1870, Jackson County, Alabama. See Joseph Henry Scarborough.
  Census 1880, Hunt County, Texas. See Joseph Henry Scarborough.
  Census of 1890. The Eleventh United States Census. Census of 1890 mostly destroyed by fire and water damage in 1921, Department of Commerce, Washinton, D.C. In December 1932, following standard Federal record-keeping procedures, the Chief Clerk of the Bureau of the Census sent the Librarian of Congress a list of papers to be destroyed, including the original 1890 census schedules. The Librarian was asked by the Bureau to identify any records which should be retained for historical purposes, but the Librarian did not accept the census records. Congress authorized destruction of that list of records on February 21, 1933, and the surviving original 1890 census records were destroyed by government order by 1934 or 1935. Robert Percival Porter was Superintendent of the Census on Census Day, June 2, 1890. Note: Some statistical data for 1890 Census available from the U. S. Census Bureau. [Joseph Henry Scarborough died Mar 28, 1890]
  Census 1900, Fannin County, Texas, Pct. 3. Gus H. Scarborough. Age 20, b. TX., Head, Farmer. Vonie Scarborough. Age 16, b. TX., Wife. Lizzie Scarborough. Age 26, b. AL., Sister. Rebecca E. Scarborough. Age 52, b. AL., Mother, Widow Albert J. Scarborough. Age 14, b. TX., Brother, Farmer. John Hickson. Age 21, b. AL., Brother-in-Law, Farm Laborer. Joe. A. Hickson. Age 22, b. TX., Sister. Norris E. Hickson. Age 2, b. TX., Nephew. Ella Mae Hickson. Age 1, b. TX., Niece. NARA T623-1633, Pg. 165A. E.D. 66, Pg. 26. {Date: June 20, 1900} Note: District 66. Justices' precincts; No. 3 (part of) incl. Leonard town. Beginning at the south line of the precinct on the M.K.& T.Ry.; thence N.W.with said railway to the Farmersville road; thence north with said road to the Valley Creek and Leonard road; thence east with said road to the Leonard and Valley Creek road; thence north with said road to the Valley Creek and Bailey road; thence east with said road to the Upper Greenville and Bonham road; thence south with said road to the Precinct line; thence west with the precinct line to the place of beginning, including all the town of Leonard.
  Census of 1910, Hunt County, Texas. See Albert Andrew Jackson Scarborough. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rebecca Ellender Greene. Second wife of Joseph Henry Scarborough. b. Oct 16, 1844, d. Abt. 1908.
  {Surname could be Greene or Surname later shortened to Green.} {See Census of 1860 : Thomas Greene. Jackson County, Alabama. Her father is Thomas Greene & mother is Mary A. ....}
  Note: Middle name could be Allender - Correct Spelling {names were spelled like they sounded} was not of great importance until the 1900's. Webster's dictionary had a great effect on correct spelling. Possibly of Cherokee Indian descent?
  Married 2nd: Green Lowry, Nov 30 1902; Hopkins County, Texas by H. F. Young, Minister of Gospel. Marriage Record filed Nov 30 1902; A. D. Mc Laughline, County Clerk. [Note: No tombstone found at West Memorial Cemetery., Quinlan, Hunt County, Texas for Rebecca E. Scarborough or Lowry (Lowrey).] {A.M.S.} {Note: Opal Gladys (Walls) Scarborough remembers that Otha Andrew Scarborough remembers his grandmother being buried near Quinlan, Hunt County, Texas.}(A.M.S.) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: Rebecca E. was 19 years 6 months and 16 days old when she married Joseph Henry Scarborough (Joseph Henry, age 46 ).
  After Joseph Henry's Death (Mar. 28, 1890); She Married: Green Lowery on Nov 29, 1902 in Hopkins County, Texas.
  I have found no records that Rebecca ever filed for a Civil War Pension as a widow of an American Civil War Veteran, also I have found no records that Joseph Henry Scarborough/Scarbrough ever served in the American Civil War.[A.M.S.]

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